I am all for Disney leaving or buidling where they want to but NO company in the U.S. should be able to carve out a chunk of land and act as their own government

You can find any type of person if you look hard enough. That’s the beauty of the Internet. 

Can confirm.

If you haven’t noticed, Bing is actually the superior porn search engine.

What moron is drafting a cover letter using AI and sending it out without proofreading it? Proofreading is bare minimum.

Okay, and hear me out. But let’s say I want to drop a heist into the middle of a DnD campaign and don’t want to learn/start a whole new game. These anthology books have been great for that.

I want to see the prologue where Ron Swanson abandons Pawnee and changes his name to avoid government surveillance before the disaster hits.

I’ve got a terrific gas range with monster burners and it’s painfully obvious that a HUGE amount of the heat they’re cranking out is going right around the side of the pan I’m cooking with.  I actually have to turn the heat down to boil water fastest on my smaller pans, because it keeps the diameter of the flame under…

Resistive electric heating is pretty trash but heat pumps are amazing. 

I think a lot of people that hate electric ranges cooked on some awful coil stove in their first apartment in/after college and think all electric stoves are like that. Old electric stoves, even old flat top electrics, were pretty bad. Modern induction stoves are awesome. Boiling water in less than 2 minutes is great.

Futurama!

I would pay $5 a month. actually. Every one loves a flat netflix-like price.
$10-15 a month for pro users.

I’m glad they are looking at a paid subscription model rather than having ChatGPT insert ads into whatever you ask of it:

Queue the angry comments from people that for some reason think all things should be free all the time and how DARE someone try to get paid for their time and effort, and then all the angry/ignorant people that dont understand GPT, how it works, or its inherent limitations.

Thank you for taking the time to share all of that.

Remember how lots of people were uploading movies and sports streams to Pornhub?

Should we expect movie trailers to start having a disclaimer in clear print at the bottom of the screen like a lot of video game trailers do (i.e. “work in progress, may not represent final product”)?

The difference between a cult and a religion:

No most didn’t but they also didn’t agree to the millions of aspiring arts looking at their images on the web and using them for the same purpose. That's inspiration and direction of how things look when made into an artistic work.

Lots of misinformation about AI art has been flying around at the speed of light this week. Anyone who tells you AI art steals something is demonstrably lying about how the technology works.